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Originally Posted by neo45
I don’t think the “experts” are wrong. Most teams have a better prospect base by the definitions they give. I think the reasons are our good picks get graduated early (good thing) and Brad made numerous bad trades with high picks (bad thing) for players that didn’t work out
I’m not sure simply looking at current prospect pools is the best way to grade a drafting team, but I think ranking the flames prospect pool near the bottom of the league is completely fair. 2017 through 2019 I think will go down as a weak stretch for the franchise. 2020 looks good one year out
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Wondering where we draw the line on ‘numerous high picks’? First and second rounders? And which trades were ‘bad’? Hamonic and Lazar?
Which trades were good? Hamilton, Anderson, Dube?